Shifting workloads and expectations have resulted in more employees working outside of their set hours. New research from recruitment consultancy Robert Walters has shown that a change in work demands has led... Read more »

Our exotic family holidays usually meant packing up the red Derby and heading to Sparly Cove in West Cork.  My aunt had a static caravan down there and every year, without fail,... Read more »

More than one-quarter of children who received an assessment of need on the State’s oversubscribed public system in the first quarter of 2025 were deemed not to have a disability. There was... Read more »

Mourners were told Vanessa’s mother, Mary and her siblings were watching the service from homeThe funeral of Ms Whyte and her two children is expected to take place in Barefield later this... Read more »

Written off in mid-summer, Kerry won their 39th All-Ireland title with a bravura display of attacking football to overcome a Donegal side whose characteristic efficiency deserted them. The victory was built on... Read more »

A group of climate campaigners, activists, councillors and concerned members of the public, led by Not Here Not Anywhere (NHNA), held a demonstration at Cork City Hall on Saturday evening against liquefied... Read more »

In the decades since his death near the end of the Irish Civil War, General Liam Lynch has become one of the most celebrated revolutionaries of early 20th century Ireland. Born outside the... Read more »

Everything you need to know for next weekend   Welcoming 30,000 festival-goers to Curraghmore Estate for the SOLD OUT sixth chapter of All Together Now, taking place across the Bank Holiday Weekend from Thursday, 31 July – Monday, 4 August... Read more »

It’s the final week of Donegal’s premier summer event, Earagail Arts Festival (July 12 – 26), and there is still lots in store across the county. Come and enjoy some of the... Read more »